Deformation characteristics and performance evolution of superalloy capillary drawn by electrically assisted microforming
Deformation characteristics and performance evolution of superalloy capillary drawn by electrically assisted microforming
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2022.107912
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发表时间:
2022-11
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Yizhe Liu;B. Meng;M. Wan
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作者:
Yizhe Liu;B. Meng;M. Wan
Thin-walled superalloy capillaries are considered the core components of the heat exchanger in the hypersonic vehicle. To achieve the precise and efficient fabrication of capillaries, this study proposes an electrically assisted (EA) microforming process and investigates the deformation characteristics and performance evolution of capillaries under electric current. Experimental results show the EA drawing at 600 °C enhances the grain coordinated deformation capacity and dislocation recovery, while the ultrafast complete recrystallization and gradient grain microstructure are achieved by the EA annealing above 800 °C for 15 s. The microstructural evolution improves ductility and avoids macro defects, which is related to the reduction of activation energy of dislocation and grain boundary motion under the electroplastic mechanisms. In addition, the inhibition of the electric current on the increase in wall thickness is attributed to the increase in friction coefficient and the shedding of the oxide layer, while the electric current improves surface quality by forming ultrafine grains, oxidizing peaks, and healing troughs. Compared with the conventional manufactured capillaries, the surface quality, tensile strength, and elongation of the EA manufactured capillaries with the size of φ0.9 mm × 58 μm are increased by 129.0%, 31.1%, and 9.4%, respectively. A heat exchanger module integrated by the EA manufactured capillaries can cool the 25 m/s airflow from 1000 to 672 °C within 1 ms.